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its winter games at Orange on Monday even
ing, Nov. 20. There will be fifteen events.
among them q three-legged race, q hitch and
kick, q high kick and . sack race.
Arty Kirker, the Harlem sporting man.
says he didn't enjoy himself at the Smith,
Curtin fight, at the West Side Driving Park,
in Jersey City, last week, q bit. He was
rolled on the floor by the mob with whom he
tried to get out Of the windows, was cap
Bleecker street sport, with his usual luck.
managed to escape through q window, silk
hat and all.
The National Amateur Skating Association
Will have its regular meeting Q week from to-
night at the Grand Union Hotel. Besides
the annual election q programme of the
winters sports will probably be mapped out.
Gus Walton, the old-time amateur cham
pion skater, and his cousin made remarkably
good time In a walk from the Windsor Hotel,
at Forty,-seyenth street, to One Hundred and
F%orty-ninth street and Mott avenue, Sunday
afternoon. They made the journey uptown
in one hour and thirteen minutes, not walk
ing In such o manner as to attract attention.
Coming back II was dark enough for them to
squirt in their walking without making spec
home, was covered in one hour six minutes
two hours and nineteen minutes for the
round trip.
That wonderful put" Of the sixteen.
pound shot by George Gray, Of Canada, at
the Mott Haven grounds on Saturday wasn't
as wonderful a thing in the ~shot-putting line
as are Pages wonderful jumps in their line ;
but Gray can surely throw forty five feet, one
foot one inch better than he has yet shown
he do it Saturday p" Well, he got one $50
gold medal for breaking the record, and
he may want another one next year. He put
the shot only once, when he might have done
much better if he had taken the two trials he
showed at the championship meeting, and he
has some funny notions tucked away in his
head.
The remarkable feats of Page and Gray 20
to prove that athletes as we'll as good. horses
q frog will jump till he tries.
The cost Of the island the New York
Athletic Club has Just decided to purchase Ia
$3.50, 900, and $75, 900 additional will be spent
in fitting it up. The space. about one hundred
yards in width. between the island and the
main land, now occupied by water not deep
enough to row on, will be filled in and the
clubhouse, which. will be commenced with
the opening of spring, will have dining and
sleeping accommodations for 800.
They say up at the New York Athletic Club
that big Barry doesn't sleep now nights since
the talk of a bout between him and Buer-
meyer started. Buermeyer and some others
wanted the set-to to take place after the meet
ing to see about buying the island the other
B~uermeyer hasn't spared in two or three
years.
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eyebrows were sure to mako you think she had
blacked them-but Lord, she never thought Of
such a thing, and at that time I don't believe she
had ever heard Of such q thing.
1t was not the color Of them % much a. the
absurd way in which they arched themselves on
her forehead. Poor girl, she couldn't help her
eyebrows and q freckle round her nose.
Where was L Oh, yes. her mouth. Well, Il
wasn't one Of those little, saucy, pinched Affairs.
II was q big mouth, cherry red, with two little
key-boards in It upon which 9 deep ~contralto voice
made music. No man ever saw it when she laughed
without saying to himself. the brute: Heavens,
how / would like TO be kissed by that"
Where she got her month and eyebrows, I never
could understand. Her old mother DIDN'T have
them, and her father, bless my soul, he had q hard,
square jaw and two or three white bristles that
never, never could have been beautiful.
Something more about Maggie. Have Q little
patience and give me free scope, and nj tell you
II l can, though this Is the hardest part Up to
this time clothes had never dressed her-the
curious thing was that she dressed the clothes.
I hope you know what / mean. She was poor, but
4, made no difference wha, she threw on. It fell
into the curve Of her body and began TO get style
from somewhere II she wore one Of those HID
eous and cheap waterproofs that make most girls
look Ike old umbrellas that will no, shut up, some
how ii began 10 spring out here and bend In there,
a. II nature had paniers and eorsets OF her own
and snapped her fingers At the oostumers-
And 20 she has, girls-don1 you forget IL
Perhaps you understand now why Maggie was
the gri of the three taat attracted attention
The fact Is, Maggie was one Of those girls
that men call stunning, and women who are not
| stunning wish . look Of their heads acknowledge
"nne-loonng.S
Durng the first week that she was In stammiss
she WAS 90 tired with standing on her feet all day
thai she used to stop and sit down and rest wien
on her way bone on old Judge Panehers white mar
be seps doEn there near Second avenue. And one
night the butler came down the steps and, seeing
some one dimly in = waterproof, said: Come.
bow. move along, madam" and Maggie limo
Gently lifting her eyebrows Al him, he changed his
tune. IL beg your pardon, ma'Am-" EAid he,
can go In and get yoa . Gas Of WAFER or
vines"
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rro.per,,, Of New York Magazines.

lJohr Ste'rfo~ IN philadelphia Frss.l
The rivalry between tho magazines Of New Yort
Ia very great n, present. Their market IN the
whole country. Thcir revenues increase with tho
growth OF Intelligence. A their success depends
on tho quality and at,rao,ivencss Of their contents,
there In intellectual, No well m business rivalry ami
tho extent ~ which this IL carried may no aeon In
tho namhoyAnt promises " tho advertisements
which they ara innuing NJ this soason OF the year.
Famous nainra nre heralded abroad by the pub
fishers, aud moving or taking themes, or fasofnat
Inv romancoa OF charming hiualrations are pni IN
competition with others of tho hind until
ons In almost bewilirr"d by the spectacle. All
this f%urnlnhrn opportunity for competent wrltsrsin
every ncld of ic'torn, and II Ia certain that never
before were the openings ~ great for suoh writer's
In our country. Young literary a~apirAnis are
always assuring each other that there Ii M chance
for genius nowadays. but thoy can io,rn In tho
ofioo Of every magazine that the composition 10
SECURE genius Ii actively pursued the year
round.
The influence Of Tho New York magnsinen upon
the literary and artistic culture of tho country Ia
very Rroht, and u Ia . matter Of pride that the
character OF all OF them makes them worthy Of
their fortunes.
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NERVE FOODS" FOR WOMEN.
Hew the Brem,di. Habit Fixes Itself Upon
the ladies OF Boston.
fBe.,s~ Letter 70 cAi~aso rNts~-.,I

tBs.,s~ Letter 70 cAtnaso r~ts--..j
The extent to which the mania for indulgence in
so-called "nervo soothing" drugs Ia spreading
may well exotic alarm. An apotheoary was asked
the other day for q small quantity OF aome sloep-
producing mixture. lilo handed ovor an ounce
bottle OF q brownish solution, which no poured
IRON u hugo jar that no took from tho topmoat
shelf.
"%Iiarmlcss, I suppose :" the customer said.
"Quits co." was the reply. "Firy cents, II
you please"
20 you mind telling me jus, wnA, the pro
certainly not. ] have tho formuia here In my
keep II ready made in quantities, because there Ia
such frequent call for II. Yes, | have II now.
potassium, nftoen grains chloraI, one-eignin OF a
gram OF %ha'heoHh aud one-oishth OF u grain Of
Hut those Ingredients are all polsona"
Yes, they are, " admitted the apothoosry, re-
%luc,antiy "ba. so long az yon don't tssc too rnuou
Perhaps not. Hut this slur Ii Ia known AZ
"bromidia" .-inay be purchased by the quart NJ any
chomiut'A lts formula Ia one OF the most valuable
with which medical science In acquainted. For tho
treatment OF certain nervous affections II II un-
equalled. Hut, unfortunately, tho bromidia habit
and, the taste for II onoe obtained, iA victim soon
becomes q hopeless slave Plenty OF such mixtures
s sss, S.p s"sa, s,'A , oS. y,s lAs ,S., upon ys.a 'y ", sDS,s..
Nothing like them to put people TO aleop--in tho
CONN. Plenty OF women who nro regarded as hope
simply slaves to the nerve food vice. A drowaJ,
helpless, and progrrasive lnzincna 10 tho marked
''"P Posa n %r ,a' s, n,sn,s 1' s,Rh" a 0G symPpa,So,,o 40
quaintanoo, ''shc In such y sufferer. Nearly all
her time In spent on tho sofa, and her nerves ara
sirengthen them"
As a matter OF fact Mira. y. deserves httio com
she moi keep herself constantly Hndcr the influence
OF poisonn. Take her nedicine-boilo away ana
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THE WORLD. TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER %, 1887.

an acknowledgment Of the announcement
that Gillette WIN pay him royalties. There Ia
no legal necessity for royalties, The inter-
national. copyright question 10, however.
slightly hackneyed.
.
Arthur Wallsok and Charles. Alfred Byrne
Arc in working harness. They have Just
completed another play called Temptation"
Charles Alfred Byrne 10 q now and revised
edition Of G. A. Byrne.
Dixey opened last night In San Francisco.
The advance sale before his arrival included
every seat in tho house, for the opening
night. IL Ia the comedians intention to re-
main in California for Ave weeks. +. +.
Rice, who is with DiIey. will return this
week. IL anything definite can bo said in
advance about the movements OF 30 crratio q
gentleman.
The production Of Held by the Enemy"
at the Grand Opera House hext Monday. and
Of " She" Mt Nfblo's. will show Mr.. Gilette's
work In two OF tho largest theatres In
America OIL tho same evening.
Kher's Anarchy " Ia produced by Messrs.
French and Sanger, Joseph Haworth and
Miss Annie Robe, will. appear In the leading
parts. The play may be presented for a sea-
son on the road. The indications are that
the title will not meet with favor, II the opin-
ion Of outside managers go for anything.
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GHK r6Kp TO cHY


the years People for blocks away knew thai
a vase. fl a dog collar or patch q piece Of Oh
furniture with wonderful patience and curious
skill, and not ask q big pree f0r dong IL. He Uss
never Idle. There WA always sOmetsinE 70 Keep
him busy, and Ma Brush sometimes helped him.
When, a. oceaEionsIly hzpvened, there Was . rash
Of joba, be ssnt round in nineteenth street for
Prank Perebea1, = yoUnz nan who WOrEsd in
Baar 4 Ke;ehamE coach faetory, and the two Of
iaen Woald give Tae evening 70 Il under = li;tis
kerosene lamp. nsrrly esO1Ea 81 far A. Prank
was concerned, for Maggie v1L EgTs 10 be Some-
where 1bogi, Aad II abe Want, Ehy Ida u0gId
be there With be; TfTSslty. and nsLT 70 NAznst
nAuise~nce. Las Dsg rgnzus AMI elsusYJ
A1gk Wa Franz PeretssU'G sellgAL
II Was = ply p.Glre ihAi yOG might zee pf
winter nights when the men we're a. SorE AMI the
KiriI coming s0ns from ias s;Dfs. b>Ged ira In
a. Ihs SLncoE 70 S1e PT1EE N IA ss!r EIssysa,
and isrozEA iss opsn dDoT Nrs- Br2ss, In asF
vAts apron, usIIiag ~ ne iiftls supper table fr
thsm and ntftinE- Ten thsJ woGd tSTE IN.
and TIE RTezi, hsG1y MAEpe y0SI4 hs keT Oh
f1ibsT sSua.yely ~ Il 10 tOTzsai PT8nL, ana iss
pair Of Iksn v01A rae throsEn ina tie vGra
tGek rom and 81 everything lEtfT. TboSs we're
Ferry tAozza ss=sls tines, sTs'yiAtnE veEi
IJozS 10 svsaly ara regularly. rsy 41nT vaEi
nasA En5 IAsJ managed SozsS1w 70 ses Al szoT-
E0lG AEOCrs Of kI25.nsa5 CT Of nE1 Absurd
G9eetton for eLe1 osa.
TsEy ven
Az ne reAsozI SsP1oss I E.Eri - ven ~
n.0SIs4Ds = - SsSs-SS AAEcsS sJsss0UA PTs
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l. C. T-There are many ways by which fnrnt
ture Ia obtained on the instaIment plan. No ques-
lions can he answered without q knowledge OF tue
agreement and now II reads.
n. B.-If John Jones Ia q lawful voter In tho
State Of New Jersey and also a lawful voter IN the
state OF New York there can he no law forbidding
him from voting In the morning in this city ana ia
the afternoon In Elizabeth. Each STATE declares
Jurisdiction.
NJ LA special statute Of this city makes II n
mi-hcmeanor, punishable by nDe ami imprtson-
ment. to owe a woman wages. II does not matter
law 10 mandatory. They must pay Or 20 10 prison.
il In not necessary for the woman owed 10 spend n
her story. He issues q warrant, hears the case
and renders q decision. II the money IL owed the
addition.
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A British Opinion or Sullivan.

lFN'NuueVh'n uihst' LONdon LetteT.l
Sullivan Ia n disappointment. Perhaps II IL that
we are accustomed to q higher class Of nghtinz
person, n more finished lot than those who AFFECT
''the fancy " are accustomed to. on your sido Of
the Atlantic. II may no that our expectations
we're extrayagani. IcAnnot say. An animal with
splendid points Ia J. L. sullivan. I never saw n
moro superb torso; never more muscular arms.
hut when back, chest, arms and towering stature
nre eH'ollcd, the critic Of houe and muscle must
become, well, critical. sullivan ha, the most in-
different pair OF legs ! ever saw upon Tho body ~ n
gladiator. The clever p~eopie-the people who
know all about the art and practice OF II bobe-ato
not enamored OF Sulivsn'a style. IN
fact, Smith. reputation advanced a hundred
per cent. by sheer force Of contrast, a- before
sullivan was half through his round with Ashton,
- No form, no form, " was the remark that was re-
peatcdiy made. Neither attitude nor " weaving "
met with the approval Of good judges. What u
lot Of luck he must have had to knock his men out
with that kind OF stun - ! heard an old CornlhiAn
cay. 1t IL tho opinion ~ the majority ~ the OK.
pcrtA that he has one 'HwaShing blow " ana ono
only that entities him 10 bo considered . big
fighter. and that In mis- right. Everything, In
Their view, will depend on his getting That home.
Concerning 'ho mans tremendous power 0f hit
i,ng-hls bruio gtreugth they say nothing. IL
speaks for itself. II Is n. u boxer, NJ a scientific
oAemplnr Of the mobile art, that judges Of the snmc
pronounce him n disappointment
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Of bow she regards me. I've seen . good dssi sS
hsr. ana the other night whsn u Was showing Z
took her home IN . o0upt, ana had . good, long
talk with her. sbs wa sensible and ~ Innocent -
. saint AMI ~ beautiful ~ q Madonna, and isn's
going 70 throw herself away on = man that b M
worthy Of hsr. IVA all night ~ far rs Nm co.,
csrnsd. All ! want IN your approval"
Almost any other howaksr mother than XaFnast
BshisJ's would have Rons down thsrs bridiing sn1
AHke1 that young lazy what she meant BY setting nee
impsrtinsDt esp Tor her son. Mrs. ssdisy sas 70
ths counter AMI msds . long Investigation thfoash
her speetssles. snd whsn shs had pretty mu1h
mads up her mind shs said; ~ am MI DsdIsyfS
mother. I've oftSn heard him SPEAK u yoa. ne
sdmires you very much"
Miss Brush got slightly rod. but shs was MT Dis
pisassh. mn hs1lsy. /" she said, ''has treste1
me with great kindness. ! d0nt know any gen
tismAn vhoss Food opinion ! would rathsu hsys."
ny dear, " ssid Mrs. ssdIsy. - I'm going 70 ask
you " eDtas ana zee me. want W talk win you.
There's my card. Come up Spjns tims. %. IN
interested In yOu."
The next DAY hiss Brush shook hands win ~.
B<dlsy uhsn she came W ths strs, AMI Diushed -
that the E0man. nDssd cashier ssv u. IL tleife1
him immensely.
"shs Ia 81 amazingly nhs in. /" saia Nrl 49,
ley. - rrs; shA paints sn syshrovs."
lynn my DynI sins 1Dssnt," Asid es1lsy, haE-
ing up. "shs tDId me ~ yvIr inyitstion, snd 6
sszgssiSd " her " cJns 40 WINS evening 70 tee
fran me EtOrs with mr.. ami shs said II would ~
pleasant I've Kt " ~ W EystDn IN . vssk.
Whsn ! cyBs bS<k wen have our little party. sn1
yoa must ny En1 Ike her I'm my sAEs, beesassx
shall Df1pDss " her thsn."
sr%etA<Is business.
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sssss.aou for . noms-M.a. dinner pr....

TWIN y E|WeF1
And hors ia a very charming but easily -mads DIN
nor dress. one quite within the roach Of her who
nupcrln,endH tho making Of her own gown. The
bodice ami train aro Of roh black brocads silk.
Tho ~pettiooat Ia nrnt q foundation OF black silk.
over this II n full skirt Of braided lace, 10 which
are lightly attached at intervals Of four inchcs,
bands Of moss green volvet, aomo three inches
wide, r~onchina fr m the waist To tho bottom Of the
nkirt. These bands OF velvet are SHARPLY pointed
ut tho end and finished with . taasel Of braids.
Tho gathering OF tho lace 10 20 arranged that the
fuinesa comes only between tho velvsi pieces, and
to give more grace the bands narrow ~ thsy APP
proach tho waist. Tho enHv flowing eject 81 t6e
whole Ia added TO ny u clever use OF braid fringe on
the lace,
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n hhFkot 90, Nov York CItT'
PRICE 81. 90 PER BOTTLE.
AMUSEME NTS.

trimmings department ~ you are, my dear Tin, 70
run Il locomotive. lie was o vigorous intellectual
looking young man about twsniy-ssysn years old,
who had kept an sciVs place In college by his
muscle. lie walked about In Btammis'a and tnsd
" prevent the girls from seeing him yawn. and bs
betrayed an unbonndsd. but the most respectful
admiration for Mba Brush.
There were many little opportunities ~ talk "
her. ana he told her bit by bit how his mother hAh
inSistsd on his coming into the store and Learning
70 be Q buGinsss man. ana how hs had consented
Just 10 pleASs her, bot how he Was oftsn tempted 70
run away and 60 on . ranch. He found oui .
rood deal about Miss Brush, TOO. partly from
herself ami partly from Ana There was
such . kindly confederation about him that
II was impossible for . gin not W like him.
But II took = goDd while " nnd out al his good
qualities, ami gif's d1nt take time ~ . rule. ThHy
jump at thsss ihinzs hsAdiohz. ~ you will -
sDon enough. That Miss Brush OH.
can tell you pretty accurately how matters pro-
creased with HfIsy.
The nrst month he ssid " hirnsslfi Wonder
fully pretty gin thsi tn somsbody. ~ Intelligent,
Ton. ] s;:.nss she's ~ poor ~ . bsgzsr. bhs
quite iDtefssts me-"
TIE sscpn1 month he said; "DAmEs, I eanr
re-, tina, m ogi Of my hsad. n want q man NJ
sprn. viii I shoaId sAy Shs'd mAshsd rns."
The ihird mDbth he SAID: "Aftsr all. what 10
wealth Or pl~itiDn ~ caIIinzf
AID s.nvk faith thas sDnSs bLsd."
The fysrh nDpth he sHid 81 bVs nat m
bsyona al vyHsr u control. shs hAS b.cyms =
dream u ny life IN spi.s ~ me. without her !
sasn h. nL~,lgteIy AMI fgTsysy mSssraLls.1
When the nftn ,aynth came he wen, W his
d,u.zsy nghsr ana said; "Nothsr. I'VE found
ga, ho, 700 can maize a man Of M. YsuTl hays
:, I.t ne ri m.u,sAS
me ,hd In, p,,.s1 M with v.IL...a sgryr.s.
., Ysy ,,y 1,plt mean ., "a, TIA, ,,a want u
.yn STAMINA, It,,gvtt yNg s.,s ,syinuiDz y,
INV me-, sns4ssst4d sttUebmsnI IN tss
,.-1
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Gabe Case and Secretary Floyd-Jones. have
matters in charge and nothing will be left
undone to add to the pleasures of three
months festivities. The track is to be
flooded and frozen so that sleigh racing by
electricity may nave q chance and the space
under the grand stand is to be cleared out,
new fixtures put in and the clubhouse veran-
das will be glass inclosed. The park will be
made easy of access by means of carriages
hours from the One Hundred and Fifty fifth
street station of the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway.
played on THURSDAY is growing heated.
Harvard was a slight favorite in the betting
at the Hoffman House last night.
1t was supposed that 500 people paid their
way into the Palisade Rink in Jersey City
between Tommy Barnes and Jimmy Larkins,
but there was only 300 to show for it and
the feather-weights concluded not to fight.
There were settos between Fowler and
and a three-round co. decided to be an
even draw" between Billy Dunno. of Phila-
delphia, and James Mccormick, of Jersey.
Benny McGill says he will meet Billy
Davis at Jem Barclays Sixth avenue place,
IulhW up hItiCltS hll put up inc money 1Or
$500 a side, skin-tight glove fight to a finish
any day.
I Five hundred dollars, to bet at evens on
Smith against Kilrain, has been placed in
Billy Edwards's hands by Mr.. Robert Has
kins. a Welsh sporting man. Mr.. Haslan, in
speaking of " Toff Wall, said the English
middle-weight () would fight at about 100
pounds. Dempsey can be strong at 140
pounds.
At the second monthly meeting of the Scot
tish-American Athletic Club, to be held in its
clubhouse on Grove street, Jersey City, early
next month, there will be another boxing
competition for medals. for amateurs. The
special heavyweight bout between j. McCor-
mick and j. J. Van Houten ought. to be a
good one. It is to be an eight-round contest
this line Mccormick got the decision in a
former contest between these men. The
Scottish Americans are trying very hard to
get together money to build q new athletic
track in Jersey City.
The Manhattan Athletic Clubs annual cleo
hon Will occur on or about Dec. IL.
-
8 Ned Plummer. the w~ell-known sporting re-
porter, leaves on Saturday by way of Havre
or. Bremen to witness the Smith Kilrain
prize-fght.
| The Orange IN. J.) Athletic Club will have
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n.ss IN hySvs. thDrghi II Ints siss thsn ne IN
ne intended 70 B4rfT. sas a41 ssAkss hsnhs ssa
LlsEhE1 ~ gEgAi pHEn - vent ssaJ
Thsrs Wa M the sizsiEst 11siH In bis MIND of
tue rssslt. UhEh = man Ia rssIiT IN byys tssTs sfo
few ylElbIs ots,Artss. am sEGlsT vas ~ irs1sS1s
EbIy % gys a. = man ran ~.
Hs hurrs1 bGEE fTDH KDsDys sD1 vent V Ne
sUFs bsiDfs KNsg hDfss. MA sTsa RIVED al Oyes
TIE 1JgntsTs M tas fAEs ~ ASd 1@sn 9fssnsng
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mara eAAslsI y.sraz isfanlcGilJ A. bin ta5ose1
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XCEEDING reckless
ness IL shown by fool
ish u women who
worship at the shrines
Of pretty actors and
sigh over such lovely
productions as Man.
tell, Sothern, Bellew
and Henry Miller, as IL
By the follow
ing incident which CO.
CURED q couple Of days
age. Two elegantly
dressed girls were
crossing Sixth avenue
at T~wenty-ninth street
when one Of them saw
the form Of Herbert
Kelcey approachinO
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utss over the foo,iign,a. Th,s II dose BY the
ushera, and ~ the uaher marches down the centre
iale with the Moral design everybody In tho audi
the presentation. The usher crouchea behind the
leader OF tho orchestra and -waia for his oppor-
tuniiy. Generally tho actress knows what ID 10
Ing TO hnppAn, aud frequently the sight OF me
flowers upscta her, npoiiA the eject OF the soeno
and mars the artistic T suit Of tho act. To q good
many theatre g,Irrn the present ,tion over tho loot
lights Ia annoying, and Old plsy.guera have been
heard 10 remark that tho, hoped the old way 81
throwing the tributes on tho stage would again br-
come popul ", bo, cy,nR that. the tribute appears
moro spontaneous and therefore moro natural.